Billy Goat challenge sporting logo could help boost funds for St David's Hospice..

By Don Hale



Billy Goat Challenge sporting logo could help boost funds for St David’s Hospice...

Report by Don Hale.

 

 www.eventclip.net   COUPON CODE: 45MBUAYZ

 

An innovative new Billy Goat sporting product that is both attractive and efficient is being offered for sale and could help boost funds for St David’s Hospice. 

Inventor Mike Drage from EventClip has developed a special Snap-Lock device for helping to secure race and/or identification competition numbers to sports tops. This device will immediately replace the need for old fashioned safety pins, which not only leave holes, but can also damage expensive race material.

Mike has not only invented this unique item, but he has also created some fascinating and colourful designs that can help to promote local clubs, organisations, charities, and sponsors. 



*Pictured (*above) a couple of the many other exciting designs available.


His firm offer a wide variety of other designs combining fun logos’ with animals, cities, races, and branding etc. He has now utilised the logos of St David’s Hospice to offer a special selection of two distinct designs, one with the general Hospice logo, and the other featuring the famous Abbey Road Goats!

A package of 4 items is available in each pack containing either one, or the other, of the two stated logo designs, or they can be combined, with two of each in each pack, and all for just £4.99 including a donation to the Hospice.


The Snap-Locks are small but effective, and apart from their potential use in a sporting capacity, they can also be used on any lightweight material for helping to support and promote the Hospice, just as a casual and unusual accessory. 


All you have to do, is to follow any one of the preferred links below and select your items. Follow this through to sales basket and then add this special COUPON CODE to gain your discount and to record a donation: COUPON CODE: 45MBUAYZ

 

The three options include: -

 

*St David’s Hospice standard logo:

https://eventclip.net/product/st-davids-hospice-1/


 

*St David’s Abbey Road Goats logo:

https://eventclip.net/product/st-davids-hospice-2/


 

*A combination of the two St David’s Hospice logos within a pack of four:

https://eventclip.net/product/st-davids-hospice-3/


In addition, if readers order 4 packs of 4, they will only pay for 3 with a special discount offered at the checkout. And to ensure that St David’s Hospice receive their donation share, you will need to add this unique COUPON CODE: 45MBUAYZ

 

www.eventclip.net        







Don Hale is a former award winning investigative journalist and now a best-selling author who has created a very popular blog post linked to numerous social media sites. donhaleblog.blogspot.com/2025.

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